From this property's location, guests have easy access to some of the best landscapes and destinations that Wales has to offer. Hiking enthusiasts will find themselves surrounded by stunning countryside and coastline, forests, and beautiful river valleys to hike. The Ceredigion Coastal Path covers 65 miles along the ocean from Cardigan to Ynyslas. Other guests may prefer the lush river valleys of the Teifi, Aeron, Ystwyth, and Rheidol, or loose themselves in the Brechfa Forest. The hikes to Devil's Bridge Falls or through the Brecon Beacons cover miles of scenic valleys, picturesque forests, and spectacular rolling acres for as far as the eye can see. Those who prefer biking to hiking have an abundance of trails. The Brechfa Forest and Nant yr Arian offer some amazing mountain bike trails. However, some guests really may prefer the water, and in this case, a day spent along some of the amazing, sandy beaches within 30 minutes from the property can't be beaten. New Quay, Cei Beach, Llangrannog, Mwnt, and Prenbryn are just a few of the beaches that guests have to choose from. Those looking for some adventure in the water should certainly head over to Borth at sunset and discover the petrified forest that lies hidden under the waves. Lastly, within walking distance of the farm guests can sample the ice cream at Contis, visit an organic whiskey and gin distillery (Dà Mhìle), an award-winning brewery (Penlon Cottage Brewery), and amazing restaurants like Y Polyn and the Harbourmaster. Even better, there are a host of excellent food markets, independent deli's, and cozy cafes in town.